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Nothing But Light

2016-04-26 14:25:13.360953+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Nothing But Light. Photographer Anastasia Kuba says:

“Nothing But Light” explores concepts of boundaries,vulnerability, and consent. We all experience the world through our bodies. The body is the easiest target for disrespect, worship, objectification, shame, neglect, control, and attachment. The violation of a person’s dignity often begins with disrespect of their body, and restoration of control begins with the acknowledgment that a person’s body matters and inherently deserves respect. We crave to be seen and accepted, but opening up, we lose control over the consequences.

Very interesting set of nudes.

Via This NSFW Photo Series Is Allowing People to Love Their Bodies Again

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